Hi, everyone. I'd like to post the petition on Facebook, but I can't seem to find it. The link takes me to a page asking if I want to share the petition on Facebook, but there is no petition to sign. I signed it, and I know many of my FB friends would, too, for my husband's sake, but I can't find the actual petition. Can someone help me?

Thank you Iris, I am challenged when it comes to
Computer. Just trying to find a way for forum to be reminded to keep petition going.
we need thus drug and yes it's about money!
Thank you JoAnne

Quoting from ETAG:  "The most effective new therapy for hepatitis C -- two pills that could cure nearly every patient treated -- may never see the light of day because the developers of these new medicines, Bristol-Myers Squibb and Gilead Sciences, seem unable to work together. Apparently, profits are more important than best patient care. Best therapy combines Bristol's daclatasvir with Gilead's GS-7977. Each is a single pill administered once a day. The results from this new therapy are nothing short of spectacular -- an early cure rate of 100% for genotype 1 patients and 91% of genotype 2/3 patients, according to data from a mid-stage study announced Thursday at the European Association for the Study of Liver Disease (EASL) meeting. Amazingly, this most promising new treatment for hepatitis C patients may actually be discontinued because Bristol and Gilead can't work together. Gilead needs to justify that $11 billion and deliver profits and returns to its shareholders. Collaborating with Bristol would more than likely dilute Gilead's Hep C profits, which helps explain why Gilead isn't exactly thrilled to push ahead. Hep C patients in need of convenient and potent new cures are being hurt." Please sign this petition to urge Gilead to work with Bristol-Myers Squibb on this drug combination for the benefit of those suffering with hepatitis C. Help this campaign succeed by getting your friends to sign! http://www.change.org/petitions/gilead-sciences-a-phase-iii-collaboration-for-the-treatment-of-hepatitis-c Thanks! JoAnne